This engaging 3-hour webinar provides clinicians with research and clinically informed treatment plans for alleviating symptoms of panic across a range of cases.

This includes those with only a panic disorder diagnosis, those with developmental trauma and co-occurring anxiety or personality disorders, and those with a dissociative disorder and dissociative phobias.

Emphasis is placed on developing a case conceptualization founded on the Adaptive Information Processing model and integrating Attachment Theory and the Theory of Structural Dissociation.

You will learn how to assess your client and identify optimal treatment strategies, paving the way for better understanding and effective interventions.

Clinical examples and guidelines are presented for identifying targets, when to extend preparation phase work, and when to address core attachment material or hidden dissociative phobias. 

We value your input and encourage active participation. There will be dedicated time for questions and discussion about all aspects of the theoretical and practical material presented.

Take advantage of this opportunity to deepen your understanding and connect with colleagues who share your passion for helping those struggling with the full range of panic symptoms.
 
Join us for this impactful webinar and unlock the keys to resolving panic disorders. Register now to secure your spot!

1) Participants will be able to identify key strengths and weaknesses of evidence- based cognitive and behavioral therapies, pharmacotherapy, and EMDR treatments for Panic Disorder (PD) and Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia (PDA).

2) Participants will be able to identify specific PD targets and treatment goals 30 within the Adaptive Information Processing model.

3) Participants will be able to screen for and recognize when panic symptoms likely arise as a result of a dissociative (internal) phobia in those with a dissociative disorder.

4) Participants will be able to select and implement anxiety management strategies in the preparation phase of treatment appropriate for those with PDA and PD with co-morbid anxiety, Axis II disorders and dissociative disorders.

5) Participants will review written outlines of Model I (based on Shapiro’s phobia protocol) and Model II treatment plans (based on published protocols for PDA and PD with co-morbid anxiety or Axis II disorders) as well as dissociative phobias (based on published protocols) and clinical vignettes that illustrate cases suitable for each of these treatment plans.